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Another View is a weekly call-in radio talk show that discusses today’s topics from an African American perspective.
Hear comments by those who make the arts so vibrant in Hampton Roads - conductors, musicians, singers, actors, teachers, visual artists. Learn about performances and get insight into the creative process from the artists themselves.
All week, on each edition of Out of the Box, listen for songs from one of the best albums that’s just hitting stores and hear Paul Shugrue's review of that album.
Innovation Now is a daily 90-second radio series and podcast that gives listeners a front row seat to hear compelling stories of revolutionary ideas, emerging technologies and the people behind the concepts that are shaping our future.
HearSay with Cathy Lewis is WHRV FM's locally-produced, public affairs radio call-in program that discusses issues important to our community. Every Monday through Wednesday, we reach listeners from Richmond to Emporia. Hosted by Cathy Lewis, who can be contacted at hearsay@whro.org
This fall, HearSay is your resource for local election coverage. We'll be bringing you conversations with all the Hampton Roads candidates running for the House of Delegates. We will also interview candidates for Attorney General, Lieutenant Governor, and Governor. HearSay airs from Noon-1PM on 89.5 WHRV FM, public radio for Hampton Roads.
A series of interviews and performances on Acoustic Highway on 89.5 WHRV. Acoustic Highway airs live every Sunday evening from 9-10pm eastern with acoustic music.
Another View is a public television program that addresses issues specific to the vibrant African American community of Hampton Roads.
Local film critic and master storyteller Mal Vincent reflects on the decades he spent writing about films and entertainment and the celebrities he got to know along the way.
Hosted by British born host Dr. Alan Campbell, Watching America combines interviews, engaging audio, and deep dive talks in to our local and national culture through the eloquent and ever-curious lens of a ‘Brit’ who has spent over two decades ‘figuring it all out’; Watching America.
Go behind the scenes with national jazz artist Jae Sinnett as he shares his experience and knowledge with aspiring young jazz students to help fulfill their musical dreams and objectives. Each episode culminates in a student/mentor jazz performance.
As the years move us further and further away from the realities of the Vietnam War and recognition of those who served, we must find ways to keep alive the memories of the those who sacrificed for us, and honor those who returned home to an unwelcome nation.
With every General Assembly seat on the ballot and some pivotal races right here in Hampton Roads, there's a lot at stake. Before you decide, be sure to listen to the candidates talk about the issues on HearSay with Cathy Lewis beginning Monday, October 22nd, from Noon – 1pm on 89.5 WHRV FM, public radio for Hampton Roads.
Educationally Speaking, is part of the national American Graduate: Getting to Work initiative funded by the Corporation for public broadcasting. American Graduate focuses on helping youth succeed in school, career, and life by exploring challenges to entering the workforce facing today’s youth. This month, we will explore new career pathways for high-demand jobs. Educationally Speaking is a WHRV special, produced by Barry Graham, Kathy Martin and Paul Bibeau, that examines the current state ...
Did you ever have a question you were too uncomfortable to ask? How about finding yourself in a socially awkward situation and being unsure of what to do next? Mind Over Manners is a tool that can help! Lisa Godley and Sondra Woodward’s podcast endeavors to raise your social IQ. Join us each week for insights ranging from proper wedding and funeral etiquette, to how to handle that workplace romance, and even that online interaction on social media. Email your comments or questions to mindove ...
Another View is a public television program that addresses issues specific to the vibrant African American community of Hampton Roads.
A series of interviews and performances on Hunter At Sunrise on 89.5 WHRV HD3 Alt Radio. Hunter At Sunrise airs live every Sunday from 7am-11am eastern and streams live at HunterAtSunrise.com with acoustic and eclectic music.
She's the White House correspondent for the PBS News Hour; the newly named moderator of Washington Week, named 2020 Journalist of the Year by the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and our very special guest on Another View. Yamiche Alcindor joins us with a "sneak peek" of her keynote address to members of WHRO Public Media's Hunter B…
A Moon rock has a place of honor in the Oval Office of the White House, on loan to the current administration.By WHRO
Raymond Jones speaks with conductor Gerard Schwarz about his upcoming concerts with the Virginia Symphony and more.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
The deadline to file your tax returns approaches. We talk about how to meet this challenge at a unique time. We also discuss the results of the GOP Convention and the fight for local journalism.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
NASA’s Deep Space Atomic Clock is a navigation shift that would allow us to more efficiently and precisely track spacecraft in flight.By WHRO
What does social mobility include, and how can the community build institutions that encourage it? We discuss these issues, and how social mobility has been impacted by the economic downturn. We also discuss what "hustle culture" is and then talk about the community of vet entrepreneurs in Hampton Roads, and how they have met the challenge of COVID…
It will be the first long-term orbiting outpost around the Moon.By WHRO
“Life By Misadventure” is the follow up to his immensely successful debut and he does it with a more subdued vocal approach.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
We discuss the issues surrounding children and COVID-19 vaccines. Then, we unpack the results of the GOP nominating conventions and look ahead to the Democratic primaries and the general election season.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
She’s the lead Mom for the OSIRIS-REx mission – NASA’s first ever asteroid sample return mission.By WHRO
Dr. Alan Campbell continues his conversation about the British royal family with “Watching America” senior producer, Gina Gambony. We pick up from the last episode regarding the approach of the end of an era following the death of Prince Philip and the exit of Harry and Meghan from “the Firm.”In this episode, we also hear from Roberta Fiorito from …
Olga kern discusses VAF Chamber concertsBy 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
During its flight demonstration, RainCube provided scientists with 3D pictures of what was going on inside storms around the world.By WHRO
How are you doing during these times of racial tension coupled with a pandemic? Finding yourself more anxious than usual? Lots of sleepless nights? Depressed? Angry? Yoyo-ing on the scale? Do you need some self-care? Hear advice from internal medicine specialist Dr. Indie Jones. She shares why it is more important that ever to get that yearly check…
No more communication blackouts while waiting for this spacecraft to pass over a ground station.By WHRO
The legendary plant guru joins Cathy one last time to answer your botanical questions and say goodbye to the show.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
Even worms have to use it or lose it when it comes to muscles in space.By WHRO
We talk to Sen. Mark Warner about the issues facing the Commonwealth. Then, we discuss the prospect of tuition-free community college. We also talk about possible changes to rules about rentals at the Oceanfront.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
Exactly how long is a day on Saturn? The answer, my friends, was hidden in the rings.By WHRO
“The Million Masks of God” is their most audacious and brilliant yet.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
Dr. Robert McNab joins Cathy to discuss the prospects for recovery in Hampton Roads. Then we talk about the new guidelines from the CDC, and how they affect your summer plans. We also talk about the minimum wage increase, and its implications.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
The AZURE mission carried scientific instruments that deployed visible gases that ionized when exposed to sunlight.By WHRO
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Virginia Arts Festival and Virginia Opera present Leonard Bernstein's one-act opera "Trouble in Tahiti" the weekend of May 7. Rebecca Weinstein spoke with the leads, mezzo-soprano Marissa Simmons, and bass-baritone Eric McConnell, about the show.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
The British royalty have been in the American news lately—Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the death of Prince Philip. Then again, the royals always seem to make the news in the United States, even if only in the gossip columns. Our host, Dr. Alan Campbell, isn’t the first to say that many Americans are obsessed with royalty—but he believes we don’…
With more than seven thousand metric tons and millions of individual pieces of space junk orbiting Earth, tracking the debris is essential.By WHRO
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In the first 24 hours after a jury found Derek Chauvin guilty of murdering George Floyd, there were 6 fatal police shootings across the United States. All of the victims were people of color with the exception of one. The conviction of one officer did not mitigate the stark reality of police violence, particularly against black and brown people. We…
Here on Earth, the tiny honeybee pulls its weight, adding an estimated 15 billion dollars to crops each year. And their contributions haven’t gone unnoticed by NASA.By WHRO
State authorities are moving to shut down the Hampton Roads Regional Jail. We discuss that, and then talk about challenges and opportunities to economic growth in Hampton Roads following an unpredictable year.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
Scientists are talking about a new form of diamond – one that exists in outer space.By WHRO
We discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding the shooting of Andrew Brown, Jr. Then, we preview a performance by Broadway actress and singer Laura Osnes at the Virginia Arts Festival's Bank Street Stage on May 2.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
This little black camera looks like something out of a spy movie, but it’s only going to keep an eye on what happens under a spacecraft as it lands on the Moon.By WHRO
She has been flying under the radar artistically since her debut in 2003 but her new album “Modern Age” should give her a serious foothold.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
Virginia's mental hospitals are dealing with capacity issues, limiting care for patients and creating challenges for local law enforcement who have to keep people in custody while they await treatment. We explore the issue with local health professionals and law enforcement. Then, we discuss ways to address learning loss from the pandemic.…
Animals migrate all over the planet. Now NASA is partnering with universities and other global agencies to compare data about animals wherever they roam.By WHRO
An innovative satellite-based radar technology is allowing researchers at NASA to understand damage from natural hazards in new and powerful ways.By WHRO
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Tensions ran high this week as we all awaited the decision of 12 Minneapolis jurors in the Derek Chauvin murder trial. On Tuesday, Chauvin was found guilty of the murder of George Floyd. There was a collective sigh of relief from many in the African American community that this time justice was served, followed quickly by the acknowledgement that t…
Take some time today to celebrate Earth Day 2021.By WHRO
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HearSay with Cathy Lewis
We discuss the guilty verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin over the death of George Floyd, as well as the dismissal of a Norfolk Police official who donated to a fundraiser for the accused Kenosha shooter. Then, we talk to First Lady of Virginia Pamela Northam about the state's child-care subsidy program. And fina…
With the naming of the Headquarters building, NASA honors Mary Jackson’s legacy and affirms a commitment to diversity and inclusion.By WHRO
A lawsuit against the Virginia Employment Commission raises questions about benefits and economic justice. Then, Cathy Lewis talks about the issues driving the 2021 elections. Finally, we talk about the state of local journalism with two reporters ending their time at The Virginian-Pilot.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
Get social with NASA on Earth Day 2021 and share how you’re connected.By WHRO
About the only thing she had not accomplished in her illustrious career was the release of a live album. “Til We Meet Again” checks that one off the list.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
Last week, President Joe Biden announced the U.S. will withdraw its forces from Afghanistan. Did you or a family member serve in the war? What is your reaction to this decision? We discuss the impact on the Hampton Roads community and the possible geopolitical implications of the troop withdrawal. Then, we discuss the recent controversies surroundi…
Nano sensors are known to be highly sensitive and low-resource, however the fabrication process is very complex and labor intensive.By WHRO
Wayla Chambo talks with bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green about his upcoming Virginia Arts Festival performance, how he fell in love with opera, and the importance of diversity and inclusion in classical music.By 89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA
In this episode of Watching America, Dr. Alan Campbell talks with Neil Farber, MD about his new book, “Serendipity: Utilizing Everyday Unexpected Events to Improve Your Life.” The word “serendipity” implies accidental good luck. But doctor and researcher Neil Farber says it happens more than we think, and we can harness its power.Farber has spent d…
Now scientists will be able to see how water droplets vary in size on a global scale and use that information to improve rainfall or snowfall estimates.By WHRO
